"lap covering" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to any type of material or item that is used to cover one's lap while sitting, for warmth or protection. An example of using "lap covering" in a sentence could be: "She pulled her lap covering tighter around her legs as she sat outside in the cold."
Gordon has led 1,135 laps, covering 1,425 miles.
Begin with a 6-inch (15.3 cm) overlap covering the bottom section with asphaltic roofing cement if you have to lap a course to complete a run.
In the velvety sandstone sculpture of St. Anne with the Virgin and Christ child, which shows Mary handing her son to her mother as they sit side by side, the lap robes covering their knees form a series of monumental terraces, a kind of mini Mount Rushmore.
"These are solutions that give us racing at 200mph-plus four times a lap at Le Mans, covering over 3500km on one engine and gearbox, at lap times the same as last year but using less fuel.
In this version, which Cassatt painted for herself, Miss Mary sits slightly slumped, her arms wreathed protectively in her lap, a fan covering her bosom, her eyes narrowed, staring at something unseen, her lips set firm.
Berman sat across from his student, classical music on the turntable, a throw rug covering his lap.
Sitting in a wheelchair, wearing a lavender sweater with a matching afghan covering her lap, Ms. Ellison, 27, breathed through a respirator and read in a raspy voice from a speech mounted on a music stand.
The time trial course is in Stewarton, East Ayrshire, with the women covering two laps of a 17km course while the men will race two laps of a 24km course.
The race was slowed by seven caution periods covering 38 laps.
There were only two caution periods, covering seven laps, and only five drivers held the lead.
He had leads on three occasions covering 62 laps.
